A small aircraft crashed immediately after the take-off Southnd airportA huge reason Fire ball.
Pictures of the event appear black Smoke bills from debris,
It is not yet known how many passengers were on the board, or if there were casualties – however, the details have come out The 12-meter aircraft was included.
Flight tracking data suggests that the aircraft was a beech B200 Super King Air, a US-made aircraft with a jet turbine that could carry more than 20 people.
Aircraft are often used for short-hall charter flights and light freight. They are also used for medical clearance flights.
According to a commercial charter website, the aircraft was reportedly involved in the accident, registered pH-zaz as a luxury private airplane with eight seats and a comfortable leather interior.
Operator Zish Aviation was a Dutch company that was expert in medical withdrawal services and transplant flights as well as private charters.
In June, the company shared a post on LinkedIn last month, which was being used to transport an important care patient from Jersey to Scotland.
A statement by the firm released on Sunday night stated: “We can confirm that Zish Aviation Flight Suz1 was involved in an accident at London Southend Airport today.
“We are actively supporting officers with investigation and will provide updates on this page as more information is available.
“Our views are with everyone who has been affected.”
According to the flight-tracking service flasrdar, the aircraft flew from Southend Airport at 3.48 pm, and was obliged to a city Lelestad, a city in the Netherlands.
Earlier on Sunday, it was flown from Athens to Pula Airport in Croatia, before creating a three -hour flight for London Southend.
Emergency services, including Essex Police, East of England Ambulance Service, and Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, were alerted for the accident shortly before 4 pm. The police described it as a serious incident and a cordon is ready to remain until Monday morning.
Eyewitnesses said that they saw the aircraft off, before the second “Head First First the Ground”.
All more flights to the Southend Airport have been canceled and the airport is designed to close until next notice.
The Independent has approached Zish Aviation for comment.
